Detective Sam Murphy went to Figgy's Restaurant on the Square
to determine
which employee served Jordan Rodale and Devlin Beauchamp on the
afternoon of
January 2, 2010. The staff was shown photographs of Mr. Beauchamp and
Mr.
Rodale and one of the servers, Georgia Mavis, identified both men as
her
customers on that date.

Det. Sam
Murphy
Georgia
Mavis

Det. Sam Murphy: Please state your name and address for
the record.

Georgia Mavis: Georgia Lynne Mavis, 1642 Garfield,
Oxford.

Det. Sam Murphy: Ms. Mavis, you have identified Mr.
Devlin Beauchamp
and Mr. Jordan Rodale from photographs as two men you served lunch to
on
January 2, 2010. Is that correct?

Georgia Mavis: Yes ma'am.

Det. Sam Murphy: How can you be so sure it was the 2nd
that you
waited on them?

Georgia Mavis: It happened to be my little boy's
birthday. They were
my last ticket of the day. I told them about my son's birthday and they
- or
well... at least one of them left me a very nice gratuity. And the...
Mr.
Beauchamp told me to buy a nice something for my son. That's something
you
don't forget, you know what I mean?

Det. Sam Murphy: Yes, I see what you mean. Do you
recall when they
arrived?

Georgia Mavis: I just looked up the ticket and it was
stamped by the
kitchen at 3:18 p.m.

Det. Sam Murphy: Stamped by the kitchen?

Georgia Mavis: Yes ma'am, when an order is sent to the
kitchen they
stamp the time. It's an efficiency thing - to see how long the order
took to
prepare and get to the customer. See what I mean?

Det. Sam Murphy: I do see. All right, so Mr. Rodale and
Mr. Beauchamp
arrived just a few minutes before 3:18 p.m, is that correct?

Georgia Mavis: Yes.

Det. Sam Murphy: And how long would you say there were
here?

Georgia Mavis: Well, I probably collected the check
about 4:25 p.m.
because I closed out at 4:30. They paid, gave me the tip I mentioned
and all,
and I left. As I was pulling out of my parking spot, I thought I saw
them
coming out the front door. It was probably 10 minutes later.

Det. Sam Murphy: What was their demeanor like?

Georgia Mavis: They were very polite.

Det. Sam Murphy: What I meant was, how did they behave
toward one
another?

Georgia Mavis: Tense.

Det. Sam Murphy: Tense?

Georgia Mavis: Yes ma'am, in a word, I'd have to say
tense.

Det. Sam Murphy: Did you hear what they were talking
about?

Georgia Mavis: They were talking a lot about their
Mama. Mr. Rodale
seemed to say he thought their mama would've wanted things the way he
was
suggesting.

Det. Sam Murphy: And how was he suggesting things to be?

Georgia Mavis: Can't say I really caught that part.
Seemed to have
something to do with books, or his book. I think he said it had to do
with his
book... Mr. Rodale. And then Mr. Beauchamp just kind of shook his head,
like he
was just real disappointed or something. You know that kind of
expression you
get when your child has done something you just knew he knew better
than to do?

Det. Sam Murphy: I get the concept. Did Mr. Beauchamp
say anything?

Georgia Mavis: He said "you shouldn't have made the
commitment" and shook his head again. Then when I came back to the
table
later, Mr. Beauchamp seemed a might more perturbed and said something
like,
"you can't have them - why do we talk about this every time? They're
mine
and I won't give them up."

Det. Sam Murphy: Did Mr. Rodale have any response to
this?

Georgia Mavis: He said something like, "She would have
liked it.
It's the reason she kept them in the first place." And then he got all
kind of sad looking and said, "You aren't going to do anything with
them.
What do you need them for?"

Det. Sam Murphy: Anything else?

Georgia Mavis: Well, I had to leave the table - I
couldn't just
listen in - they got quiet when I came around and stuck around, if you
know
what I mean?

Det. Sam Murphy: I do. Would you have called this a
fight?

Georgia Mavis: No ma'am, I would have called it a
disagreement. They
weren't mad exactly - like they didn't know each other well enough to
be mad,
you know? But they were being very serious.

Det. Sam Murphy: Did you overhear any more of their
conversation?

Georgia Mavis: No ma'am, afraid I didn't.

Det. Sam Murphy: Aside from the very generous tip they
left, was
there anything else you observed that struck you as odd or unusual
about the
two men?

Georgia Mavis: Not at the time, but now it seems odd...

Det. Sam Murphy: What's that?

Georgia Mavis: That they were brothers. Like I said,
they acted like
they barely knew each other - like they couldn't have been from the
same family
at all. Sad thing, if you ask me.